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linda: look, i have been here on the ground watching u.n.onding, responding in ways that are indescribable to save lives. i have walked with unhcr employees and other u.n. agency employees who are devoting all of their efforts and their time to saving the lives of the people in sudan. so i will commend that effort here in chad. and i know that efforts are being made elsewhere to support the sudanese who are the victims of this brutal war. nick: and, finally, let's talk about the regional actors. the united arab emirates, in particular, has been a supporter of general hemeti and the rsf, the rapid support forces. has the u.s. confirmed that the uae has sent weapons to the rsf in the last few months? linda: we have called for all countries who might be engaged in this war to cease those efforts. we need to call for peace. we need to encourage these -- the warring parties to put down their weapons. we're supporting efforts to find a peaceful solution, to negotiate a peaceful settlement to this war, because, until this war ends, people in sudan

linda, thank you so much. let's _ that tourism gives us. linda, thank you so much.sm gives us. linda, thank you so much. let's hear from - that tourism gives us. linda, thank you so much. let's hear from our l you so much. let's hearfrom our middle east correspondent who is in the atlas mountains. here is tom bateman. we are in this village and it is hard to access but once you are here, it is rugged terrain and very difficult to move around so to try to get heavy lifting equipment operated by rescue teams here has proved extremely challenging. we have seen no signs so far of any kind of official orformal have seen no signs so far of any kind of official or formal response and look at the scene of damage and destruction. this was one particular neighbourhood in this village of several thousand people, most of these are either please block built homes or these kind of mud brick and timber construction is, they are not built to withstand earthquakes and you can see the results. here there was a family of six, five of them were killed, only one survived, the father of

what's your view, linda?ell, i think it's good to try and talk a good game, but at the end of the day, we're in. i think we're in quite a difficult position when you've quoted lots of facts and figures about the economy, but actually you look at society and you look at whether people are happy and whether people are happy and whether they we're whether they think we're in broken there are broken britain and there are very many people that think we are britain you are in broken britain and you can't market your way out of this situation. >> but why are bnp paribas saying out of saying take your money out of the put in britain the eurozone, put it in britain because economic sense because it makes economic sense completely for them to be investing this particular point. >> but it doesn't prove anything about brexit being good about brexit being a good decision. what did. decision. so i did what you did. i to remain. and i may i voted to remain. and i may have thought there should be a supermajority condition on

what's your view, linda?ell, i think it's good to try and talk a good game, but at the end of the day, we're in. i think we're in quite a difficult position when you've quoted lots of facts and figures about the economy, but actually you look at society and you look at whether people are happy and whether people are happy and whether they we're whether they think we're in broken there are broken britain and there are very many people that think we are britain you are in broken britain and you can't market your way out of this situation. >> but why are bnp paribas saying out of saying take your money out of the put in britain the eurozone, put it in britain because economic sense because it makes economic sense completely for them to be investing this particular point. >> but it doesn't prove anything about brexit being good about brexit being a good decision. what did. decision. so i did what you did. i to remain. and i may i voted to remain. and i may have thought there should be a supermajority condition on

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linda: i appreciate that question.eral equity strategist, it behooves us all to learn about ai and how quickly it might come change our lives. the bottom line for any general -- anybody looking at stocks, is the company you are looking at grasping this or are they turning a blind eye and expecting it to go away? those who are investing, looking for companies that are hiring for ai talent is one interesting way to look for stocks out there. the productivity enhancement that should be expected over the next 10 years can come quicker than many people think and that is going to show its way through earnings. ed: is there any specific subsector or area where you see most potential upside from investments into accelerated computing or into largely which models, the underlying --underlying technology behind generative ai? linda: that is interesting. it is probably going to cross through all sectors of the economy. but really there are two areas, the information part of it, jobs that are highly information oriented that can be

this is linda. hi, she will join us today. let's go, let's go in the something like mine, she could fit in today. she's a food guide and knows all about of a new cooking. so then that what she'll tickets for breakfast. we tend to have very large breakfast. usually coffee today will offer turkish coffee o prospect. it was good. and so i learned from linda, the ottomans brought coffee to i've been young. the next is a coffee state. the water is split up, especially fine ground coffee powder and sugar slip and casually because by the last 30 percent, you're not going to drink because it's fine powder. yes, the company is obviously a big thing and this is uh, this is our one of our biggest industries actually we have uh, we have one coffee shop for 3 people. so we do take our fos very seriously. back on the food train and on to meet with enough friend, lee cooler. he's one of our main us, the most famous top chest known 1st interpretations of it being includes the one thing coolest restaurant. most famous for is the 3. yeah. oh wo

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this is linda carter but not linda carter superwoman linda carter. but i think to admiral carter and the united states navy you are superwoman to all of us. thank you for being withh us today as well. lieutenant commander barron is someone i personally believes and even more so has the opportunity to sit and listen with her at lunch. she is someone even steven decatur himself would be in awe of it. she was selected by nasa in 2017 after receiving her bachelor in systems engineering from the nazis naval academy. her masters from the restive submarineshe's a officer or careers known space bar may affect i'm sorry november of 2021 until his splashdown in may of 2020 to 177 days she orbited for the earth and the international space station it was inspirational for me too sit and talk to you inspired by your life. she's married to an army green beret officer she is a family of service to our country one date we willac welcome you back as either a secretary bearing or maybe president barron even with externally promising future you have it. for today and t

linda? linda. excuse me, linda. thank you. linda. that's going to be her. there's a guy named mr.oyota. happens to be the chairman of toyota. he concludes that the ev versus the hybrid, one ev is more dangerous to the environment than 9 hybrids. he was almost run out of his old company because there is this environmental wing that wants to punish anyone who says anything inconsistent with their philosophy no matter the science. it is unbelievable. so the truth is if you want to have the most effective tools in the toolkit, you want to make sure that we develop all our energy resources including oil and gas. when you take oil and gas, coal, we have more energy resources than any other place on the planet. we saw 600,000 barrels. >> senator, right here. >> deb brown from exeter. i think you want to have a statement for us, my fear that the republican candidates running can't get the word out because our media is so slanted. i want to say i've seen scott and governor sununu on fox news and i watch the other stations, they are articulate and educated and such great representation for

. >> go ahead, so linda. >> one other quick point. in these early, polls because there is a primary only on the republican, five nothing on the democratic side, is that republicans are significantly more energized than democrats are. democrats, rachel was talking about those voters we don't pay tension, they are disproportionately younger people of color. the democratic coalition, we've got other things to do. when you get donald trump out there, as an actual nominee, as this election. i totally agree with george. we are going to see a very energized democratic party. >> rachel, thank you for that. rachel, this is the perfect segue to you. about the republican primary voters, there is another data point in the poll that is really kind of start line. yes here. donald trump is the first pick a 59% of national republican voters, while governor, rob desantis, get support from 16%. that is, if my math is, right that is a 43 point gap between donald trump, and the second place rhonda santa's. dude's numbers are increasing. why? among republ

this is linda carter, but not super woman lynda carter. thank you all for being here today as well.se] >> lieutenant commander barron is someone i believe, more so having the opportunity to sit with her here at lunch, i believe she is someone that even stephen decatur would be in awe of. she was selected by nasa in 2017 after receiving her bachelor in systems engineering, from the united states naval academy and her masters in nuclear engineering from the university of cambridge. she's actually a submarine officer, although her career is now in space, and from may of 2000-- excuse me, november of 2021 until a splashdown in may of 2022, 177 days, she orbitted the earth on the international space station and it was just inspirational for me, kayla, to sit and talk to you, and learn from you and be inspired by your life. she's actually married to an army green beret officer so they have a family of service to our country and i hope and expect that one day we will welcome you back as either a secretary barron or maybe president barron with the promising future that you have. for the pur

accidente y se nos va, muy complicado, muy consternados a todos, yo si lo durÉ porque no sabes que linda este aÑo, javier lÓpez chabelo. >> era para que no traga mal de ojo, para que no te robe. es sireno tu tÍo. >> ¿cÓmo sireno? solamente vende collares y mueve la panza. >> no hay sirenos , hay sirenas. bailar lo es todo para mí. no hay nada mejor que el fútbol. pero con su eczema moderado a grave, puede ser complicado para ella. tenía mucha picazón en mi piel, en especial con mi vestido de baile. ahora ya no tengo tanta picazón en mi piel. ahora estamos un paso adelante del eczema. hay un poder dentro de todos nosotros para vivir nuestra pasión. y dupixent trabaja desde el interior para ayudarte a sanar tu piel desde adentro. ayuda a bloquear una fuente principal de inflamación en el interior de tu cuerpo que puede causar eczema. así, podrás tener una piel con menos lesiones y menos picazón. pueden producirse reacciones alérgicas graves que pueden ser severas. informa a tu médico si tienes problemas oculares nuevos o que empeoren, como dolor ocular o cambios en la visión, incluyendo vi

linda in florida. line for republicans. good morning. linda, are you with us? got to stick by your phone, linda. this is judy in colorado. line for democrats. good morning. >> hi, randi. thank you for your leadership. m i am a retired teacher and i ran for the state legislature and served on the education committee. i am now the chair of ian organization called advocates for public education policy here in colorado and our organization is fighting against the privatization and corporatization of our public schools. and, we believe that the high- stakes testing that is required by the federal government, needs to change, because we aree taking away the authenticity of teaching and the professionalism of teachers. could you speak to what is happening in houston and could you also speak to the corporate and the private money that is coming in and we believe it's destroying our public education. >> i think john is going to bo have to invite me back to do ed all of those topics but let me just say this about two of what you said. which is that, llstill, today, over

linda thomas-greenfield. ambassador thomas-greenfield, welcome back to the newshour.t heard one description of what these refugees that you've been speaking to are running from. what did they tell you? >> they tell me that they ran because they were afraid. they ran because they saw their neighbors, their friends, their family members killed in front of their eyes. they were raped, as some of the women shared with us, and they were afraid for their future and they only their only hope was to seek refuge here in chad. nick: as we said, much of this violence in darfur is being committed by the rcf, which is a descendant of the janjaweed militias who committed genocide 20 years ago in darfur. if the state department today has evidence that this is the same group committing similar violence in the same place, let me ask you directly. is today's violence also a genocide? >> today's violence is very reminiscent of what we witnessed in 2003 and 2004. we are gathering data and gathering information now. as you know, we have already issued sanctions against one individual and

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, linda, that was amazing. i'd like to invite next monica of modern alliance. >> i'm here representing western alliance bank and california bridge bank. we are the lender and credit equity investors. this was a phenomenal project to be apart of. i remember when i first got the call about the challenging project, multiple sites in san francisco. high cost. not to be worried. there were a lot of great partners involved and the project would be a success. i said, sign me up. so, our typical project would be a single site and new construction where this was five separate sites and rehab. complicated project but happy we could come in and take the time to understand the project and the benefits to the community here and be apart of the partnership with everyone at the state and local level here that have been involved. we are happy to be here. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, monica. that was beautiful. i'd like to invite next mission housing deputy executive director marcia. >> well, i'm not going to repeat what

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killed in the back seat of the taurus were jack and linda davis , both 80 years old.t the moment, we're devastated. i'll just say that linda volunteered at a botanical garden after working in insurance. ace jack was a guitar player who had worked as a sprinkler fitter. the couple had been married for six decades. they love to camp together. they did everything together. donna lemke is linda's sister. they both loved animals. they they loved their family. they loved their friends. and they were very, very a very happy couple. the chp says the crash happened on the highway east of peekaboo lane shortly after 5:00 in the afternoon on september 1st. authorities say nardini was heading east in a bmw and was diverted to a westbound lane because of a traffic detour. drivers were then supposed to go back to the eastbound lane, but the chp says nardini stayed in the wrong lane for almost two miles before the crash. in australia, drivers travel on the left, but it's unclear if this was the cause of the wreck. we don't know one or the other whether he purposefully stayed in the

and linda early chastain to participate and share a special occasion. each of them is instrumental in honoring the legacy of congress ms. -- congressman luis and having the special stamp. commemorative stamps are more than just pieces of paper with pictures on them. they tell stories. they honor heroes and they capture important moments in history. we are honoring and extraordinary contributions to the american people. an inspiring future generations to follow his lead. i want to thank you for joining us in celebrating john's life and legacy. i cannot think of a better place to honor him then right here in congress, where he served for 17 consecutive terms. he was an extraordinary man to every single person who served or visited this place. today, we will talk a little bit about his life. with this honor, we are going to remember his contributions. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors and the singing of our national anthem. >> ♪o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's l

the estimate linda thomas-greenfield here tonight with us on set for the interview very much looking forward to that conversation in just a moment. but that dynamic that i am describing at work in the news today, that indication that well for ella were false, we must be doing something right. if even the people of other countries suffering from our prison through diplomatic negotiations nevertheless want to stay here after they are sprung, i feel like that dynamic is also a reminder that what we do have in this country is unique. and, it is not inevitable. what sets us apart as a country is loose-able. it is fragile. it needs protecting. and you can see that in the other headlines in today's news. headline, threats melt against prosecutors and fbi agents working on hunter biden probe. prosecutors and fbi agents involved in the hunter biden investigation have been the targets of threats and harassment according to government officials and congressional testimony obtained by nbc news. quote, it is part of a dramatic uptick and threats against fbi agents that is coincided with the tax o

host: let's hear from linda on the oppose line. caller: i oppose and the reason i oppose is thiis another game for the maga republicans. they tried to use ukraine to dirty by then so now they are just continuing the dirty wo. host: what do you mean by that? caller: when they tried to ge ukraine to say that biden needed something over tre and trump said, it does not have to be true, just say it. just by saying it and have his counterparts to pound it into the ground. host: how does that connect to the president's business dealings? caller: the connection it and hs is they will throw anything and the kitchen sink at it. they say these are hunter's issues. it serves a purpose to bring it down to make him look just as dirty as trump. host: the washington times adding the house oversight committee has come through the bank records. james comer said is shows president biden son and family pocketed 20 million. again all of this adding out to the ms rate heard from yesterday about the impeachment inquiry. if you want to support call (202)

cindy crawford naomi campbell linda evangelista and christy turlington remember what the taipukha was, what the supermodel says about that time and what they regret, we’ll tell you in the news show business. it's hard to believe that each of these beautiful women are well over 50 at the time of filming, they still laugh and fool around like teenagers and at some point it even seems like the nineties are still with us for the american and british wolf blog they were filmed in honors the release of a supermodel documentary starring cindy crawford , naomi campbell, linda evangelista and christy tallington. many people immediately have a question. where is claudia schiffer not? claudia appeared a little later, and the phenomenon supermodels arose precisely thanks to these four, or rather five, with whom the nineties actually began in the fashion world, the first issue of the british wok in the nineties came out with their photo on the cover 5 in this famous photo, tatyana pasets. she died in january of this year from cancer. it was not just a cover, but a statement that a new era had arri

>> my name is linda. >> hi, linda. >> it is nice to meet you. good luck. sen. scott: get to see you. awesome. good to see you. >> thank you for coming up from south carolina. did you have to bring the humidity? sen. scott: that is a good question. >> did not block the driveway over there. >> it is in my eyes. ok. thank you. >> senator scott representing our area. sen. scott: thank you for hanging out with us today. [indiscernible] >> this is my son. sen. scott: thank you for your service, ma'am. appreciate that a lot. >> i want a picture with this young man. thank you. sen. scott: thank you so much. >> i heard your mother on an interview. she was great. she was right on. sen. scott: she is also. >> god bless you. sen. scott: thank you so much. >> i'm not surprised. >> sorry. >> we do want a picture with you. joanne. go ahead. >> there we go. we can do this year. >> thank you very much. >> your mother had a yellow or a pink dress on? sen. scott: yellow, yes. good to see you sir. thank you for doing so. >> everybody just start to say hello. sen. scott: doing well

it's happening. >>> back with us now is the interview with linda thomas greenfield.den you ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is speaking at the u.n. general assembly. i think they're speaking tomorrow. >> the president is speaking tomorrow. >>ioalso expect president biden and zelenskyy will meet and talk on this trip. one of the things we've learned in the news in the past week or so is that as america is supporting ukraine, a single american citizen has business of such a type he's been able to make decisions to constrain the military. in mr. musk's case we've got somebody an american businessman who effectively has foreign policies and for whatever reason has effectively decided to conduct competing and i would say operational foreign policy to the united states, a country which he's a citizen. who does president zelenskyy come to complain about that? mr. musk appears to be competing with his own country in whu his foreign policy is and he has the technological resources tuesday do it in a materially significant way. you know, i would assume president zelensk

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talk is linda ball talk to you. that is linda ball and also mitch herbert.ne and on digital radio. up tv, online and on digital radio. up it's time for the great up next, it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm time to cull i'm asking, is it time to cull the service that's the the civil service that's on the way news britain's news . channel news britain's news. channel good afternoon. >> it's just coming good afternoon. >> it'sjust coming up good afternoon. >> it's just coming up to 25 minutes after 5:00. it's time now for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, is it time to cull the civil service? now, the cabinet secretary, simon case has been warned of a woke takeover of whitehall that risks improperly influencing government policy. a letter signed by 42 civil servants from 16 different government departments claims that the gender ideology promoted by trans activists is now treated is now treated as fact within the civil service and as a result, anyone who dares to state that there are just two biological sexes, of which t

linda gronlund.ichard guadagno. >> my uncle --. >> my son, toshiya kuge. >> from chester in more elementary school and westwood high school, cc ross. >> hilda marcin. waleska martinez. >> nicole carol miller. >> louis j. nacke. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder. john talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace.

it gives people an extra day off to party, but linda doesn't feel much like partying. >> i'm numb. it's very surreal to me. it's shocking that i'm having this reaction for somebody i've never met. people knew that it was not normal for this man to pass and that this reaction, i don't think anybody expected the reaction that we're all having. >> reporter: to love the music is to love the man and linda fell hard, becoming a member of a local chapter of the parrotheads in paradise fan club. she's attended more than 100 of jimmy's concerts, including his final big one in san diego just this may. >> jimmy got on stage and he was a little out of breath, but he was having fun and you could see it. that made us people like oh, he's going to be okay. that's the shocking part of it. >> reporter: jimmy succumbed to a deadly form of skin cancer. maybe if he had spent his life in an office rather than out in the sun, he might still be living, but he wouldn't have had the same life and it was how he lived life that became an inspiration to millions of hard working people who dreamed of calling i

killed in the back seat of the taurus were jack and linda davis, both 80 years old. right at the moment, we're devastated . and i'll just say that linda volunteer at a botanical garden after working in insurance. jack was a guitar player who had worked as a sprinkler fitter. the couple had been married for six decades, and they loved to camp together. they did everything together. donna lemke is linda's sister. they both loved animals. they they loved their family. they loved their friends. and they were very, very happy. couple chp says the crash happened on the highway east of peekaboo lane shortly after 5:00 in the afternoon on september first. authorities say nardini was heading east in a bmw and was diverted to a westbound lane because of a traffic detour. drivers were then supposed to go back to the eastbound lane. but the chp says nardini stayed in the wrong lane for almost two miles before the crash. in australia, drivers travel on the left, but it's unclear if this was the cause of the wreck. we don't know one or the other whether he purposely stayed in the

linda thomas-greenfield.a mitchell. 0 years later and it's still the same. >> reporter: it is shocking and ambassador linda thomas-greenfield acknowledges that. she's been pressing for change. the reason she came here, katy is because this was reported to the u.n. in june, that for months it was escalating and it was approaching, you know, a real danger point seeing mass atrocities. so, she as the head of the security council in august convened a security council meeting on it as the president of the council because they rotate every month and had them in and reported again the same problems, but there was no action being taken, so she decided to come herself and she brought three reporters. i'm the only television reporter and npr was with us and reuters and what we saw was just horrible. the accounts that she was getting from these people, so i asked her about the fact that history is repeating itself. >> you know, it did change, but now we are seeing the evidence of it starting again, what we see happening